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CAP - Clean Air Power

CAP
9.50
-0.12 (-1.35%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
9.50 9.00 -0.12 (-1.35%)
Volume 679,770
Day's high 14.50
Day's low 6.63
Today’s open 9.25
Prev Close 9.25
   

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Sector: General Industrials

  • Company URL: http://www.cleanairpower.com/
  • Company Profile: Developing of Dual-Fuel™ technologies that improve diesel engine performance, with cost savings and lower carbon emissions. Its technology enables heavy duty diesel engines to operate primarily on natural gas, with diesel fuel acting as a 'liquid spark plug'. Founded in 1991, by end-2011 the company had 65 patents held and pending and customers in the US, UK and Australia.

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TRADE QTY. PRICE DATE
BUY 10,000 9.5p 24/05/13 10:46
SELL 10,000 9.25p 16/05/13 07:15
SELL 5,000 9.25p 16/05/13 07:15
BUY 52,264 9.5p 15/05/13 12:32
BUY (auto) 2,274 10.5p 13/05/13 07:16

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News & Reports referencing CAP

Sector movers: Weir lifts industrial engineers higher after BofA note

The London-listed industrial engineering sector was the best performing sector of the day on Monday with Weir Group performing well after some upbeat comments from Bank of America (BofA).

7 weeks ago

Clean Air Power's annual revenues soar on Dual-Fuel sales

Clean Air Power reported a 73 per cent increase in annual revenue on Thursday, buoyed by sales of its Dual-Fuel combustion technology for heavy-duty diesel engines.

7 weeks ago

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Be careful when trading on margin

By Ronnie Chopra

With record numbers of people trading on margin through CFDs and spread betting, it is extremely important not to use all the leverage available which can be tempting but one must resist -  as within a blink of an eye your position(s) can be wiped out.  

With leverage sometime 100 times for an instrument, especially indices one has to be very careful when trading as the risk/reward is extremely high. It is no joke to say that trading is riskier than visiting a casino. Profits and losses can be far greater trading!

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By Ishaq Siddiqi

Earlier this week we heard from the Reserve Bank of Australia and the minutes of their meeting, which generally confirmed what most had suspected: that the strength of AUD was a pivotal factor in what was an otherwise close decision to cut interest rates.

The all-important policy guidance at the end of the minutes reveals that the RBA opted to use “some” (the “some” comment is a repeat from a couple of weeks ago) of the scope afforded by the low first quarter inflation figures and outlook, to lower the cash rate. 

A stimulus programme might be the way to go for the UK

By Christopher Beauchamp

The latest Japanese GDP reading highlights the success that the new massive stimulus programme being carried out in Japan has had in revitalising that stricken economy. Today’s drop in UK inflation suggests that the new Bank of England governor may be wise to suggest a similar policy for the UK.

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This morning, news that Israeli and Syrian forces have exchanged fire across the ceasefire line in the occupied Golan Heights was largely ignored by the financial markets. 

Sharp fall in silver today – fallen to levels not seen since September 2010

By Ronnie Chopra

This morning silver fell to levels not seen since September 2010 as commodity prices slumped overnight in Asia and this extended in early London trading. Although here is plenty of physical buying from China, India and the Middle East – there is heavy computer ETF selling.

A strong dollar and outperforming equity markets have shifted investor’s attention to more risky assets with silver suffering.

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